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CHICAGO DATLY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1041 22 DEATH NOTICES OBITUARIES TOD ATS RADIO BROADCASTS ILLINOIS REVENUE SHOWS GAIN, BUT WARNING IS GIVEN COL HACKETT, 61, ARCHITECT AND WAR HERO, DIES Today's Features Catral ayllght aavlng time. ON SHORT WATS. LONIiON 7:00 p. The 3(iiic of Rritain." OSi! H.iSK 11.75 "5.5 GSL, 6.11 4U.1 m. KOfE p.

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1 1 AMI A. M. WJJD Listen, i.adie. 11:15 A. M.

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WKNK The Barton Family. WHIP Foot light Kchoc. WBBM Woman in While. WIND Noontime Melodic. WJJD Music, please.

wrFL Singin' Sam. WITFC Man on the Street. WMBI Midday hour. I M. W-G-N Front I'age Farrell.

WIND Randall At.her. WBBM Right to Happiness. WJJD Melodv MiTlip. 12:15 P. M.

W-G-N Market a. WBBM Road of Life. WMAQ Three to Get Ready. WLS Di nnerbel I WJJD Mnsic Hall P. M.

W-G-N Afternoon Melodies. 1:55 P. M. W-G-N Hilly Repaid. 1:00 P.

M. W-G-N Don Norman' Date. WCKL Man on the Street. WMAQ Liuht of the World. WIND Italian hour.

WBBM Young- Dr. Malnne. 1:15 P. M. W-G-N Painted Dreams.

WBBM Joyce Jordan. WMAQ Mystery Man. WCFL Don Artisle. WJJD Al Beckwitli. WAAF Tin Pan Alley.

1 P. M. W-G-N Jean Abbey. WCFL Gue Who. WLS1 Lloyd Burlington.

WMAQ Valiant Lady. WAAF Ballroom Prevnee. WIND Luncheon dance. WBBM Fletcher Wiley. WI RW 1 240.

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WUS Smile a While. WBBM Karm WMAQ Morninir Jubilee. WMBI fiinrie Songn. 7 A. M.

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WJJP America Back to God 11 IP Altar Scrvi.e. WCUD Hcav'n and Home hour. 7:.5 A. M. W-G-N Good-by Carbon.

7:40 A. M. W-G-N Howard and Sbelton 7:45 A. M. W-G-N Mmie with Flavor WJJD Weather Bureau.

WLS Morning' Devotions. WCl'L Breakfast Krolica. A. M. W-G-N Morning Newa.

WMAQ Your WOLe-Breakfat club. A. M. 1:15 P. W-G-N Goapel Mnger.

WBBM Silverleaf Seudott. A. M. W-G-N Victor I.indlabr. WMAQ Coffee Time.

WIND Lake County Medical. W51C Familiar Music. WLS Mac and Bob. 8:45 A. M.

WMAQ Sonirs in Fashion. WLS The Rangers. WBBM Church hymna. WJJD Jong- Shop. A.

M. W-G-N Billy Kenaid. WIND Start Right. WBBM B.v Kathleen Norrip. AA'CKI John J.

Dusmaii. WMAQ Bess Johnson. WLS Music Alter Break-last. 0:05 A. M.

W-G-N Melody Time. :10 A. M. WAAF Canary Serenade. 9:15 A.

M. WMAQ Kllen Randolph. WBBM Myrt and Marge. WJ.in Shopping Todav. WCFTy The M.indolettea.

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M. Ginabnrgh'a orch. the Storm. of Divorce. Special.

Americans. M. Repaid. Treasury. Terkins.

in the News. M. Tnrner. M. of the T.icht.

Flanacran. Other Wife. the Missus. M. Muir.

BUI. Tottcn. American Way. in Transition. WMAQ Vie and nde.

WCBD What Is It? 3:55 P. Al. W-G-N Cub v. Dodger. Also WCFL.

AVJ.ID. DEATH NOTICES Jilt A I lY Mr. J'ark lnuilrvanl, jXnnip ler of hiirls. Kva Jirati.Iy, ir 111 aunt if Jjtunp amt and ary i i unl hin-Arlhur, juhI Jttit ii- lti' laU Kay KahaUrr, -ah Ktir-itiaii and J-nnir i'otdaii. f'uiifrHl Tui'mlay, SrwI.

v. at cliaprl. Jttfi llotiM irlt nl. BROWN-(Jrrtnnlp Brown, uU nf Dr. K.

G. JtroiAii, inut hr-r rt Mary i in. Bru Theodore, and AUinon. Ktniains at lapel. and Harvard.

Kunrral Wfdnes-day. a. to St. Hart holotnc a hL 10 IH) a. in.

CAMI'AG NA Anna Tarn nag a beloved ciatierhter of Krank and J.cna. Jovink' mnler cf Jtncn, atui Sam. Kn-ii'Tal Tli nrpda y. 1 a front i inrrn Inn nn, I boil lev art I. 1 il in'- i ail A ii I i' 1 1 ii it It ii I nrilir Mount K- tk i mr I COLLINS Sen 1 lit non.

e. OA 1 )SO a idnnn. IxM.ivM Inn-band I'eai'l loving a hr of uiii'tl Cob' ii. Al Uriel nd mid A mold, brol ti il K.to Nt-iiiiiin a I Oas til, ki trundt bil- dren. Servn ehapel.

Oak WimhIh es WYdO'-Hday, W. Kioso el road, vuielery I. in al Interment EH IIM.ANN I illian Mover Fi. hni.iiui. beloved wile ot llerlicrl Imiil iti.illier ot It.Uthy I line, dauifhler of lie-lale Harold M.

-Mover. ItcsLinu' at funeral home. E. 47lh direct, until 1 p. in.

Thursday, where short services w-ili iiel.l. Final services p. m. at Holy Cro-- place and Kaeine avenue, lu-Icrineiil llelhaiua ceuietery. EA'ERT John Evert, husband of the Lite Marxaret Ronsrel Evert.

lather ot Mrs. Susan Braitn. Mrs. i "atlienne Mrs. Mary Beinhch.

Mrs. Eleanor Simpson, Mrs. Barbara Holm. Mrs. Elizabeth h.

Mr. Anna Schneider, Mrs. Theresa Joseph, tieorire. and tlie late Autrut v'rt. Funeral Thursday.

a. lrom residence, Schiller. Wilmetle. to St. Joseph's church.

Burial St. Mary Tcehny. KIRN It A BKR Pauline Firnbaber. Sept. s.

itt S. avenue, flak Park, Jormerly of Wilcox fond sister of Emily Boseck, ANilllain. I ail F'lrnhaiier of Muskeffon, and Caroline Barton. Services AVednesday. Scpl.

Jd, at p. at chapel street. Oak Park. at. Lombard avenue.

Interment F'orest Home. FRANZ Paul Franz of If, Irving Park roarl. beloved husband of Erna. fond father of Rose AYelzul, Walter Tsclierncy. and Evelyn I.orenz.

At chapel. Lincoln avenue, where service will be held AVednesday at 1 p. rn. Interment Irving Park Boulevard cemetery. FREDRIKSEN Bernice Fredrleksen.

bcloveri ilauiiter of Jerry and Clara. lond sister of Harold. Ruth, and Marion. Funeral Tccsday, tj fi. m.

at chapel, Irving I'ark road. Interment OakndKe. GARCIA Dai: Garcia, late nf Berkeley. 111., beloved husbai.e; of Katie, nee Kusibab. Funeral AA'ednesdav.

a. from luneral home. A'. -Afadison street. Inicrnieni.

Oak Ridge. GIBSON William A. Cibsnn. suddenly. Sept.

S. 114 1. formerly with the Meter company for lnt 27 years. Services at chapel. 2701 N.

Clark street. Wednesday, p. m. GILLETT R. Gillette or r.l 5 S.

ltitli avenue, Maywood. beloved husband of Pattio, nee Doggelt: lather of Josephine. Virginia, ami William. Funeral 2 p. in.

AVednesday at funeral home. Lake street at 2d avenue. Maywood. Interment Mount Emblem. Information, Maywood 14.

GOES Josephine S. Goes. 7100 South Shore drive. Sept. S.

1041, beloved wife, of I lie late Charles B. Goes, mother of Mrs. Hazel G. Cook of Chula A'ista. Cat.

Arthur and Charles B. Goes Jr. Services anil interment AWdnesday. Sept. 10.

at 'i p. at Mount Hope eemelery. Furlher informa tion call AVeiitworlli 0O25. GRIFFIN James J. Griffin, retired captain of C.

F. beloved husband ol the late Calh-erine Nairle Griftln. fond father of the Rev. John. Charles.

James. William, and the late Daniel, brother of Marjraret Sullivan. Nell O'Neill. Katherinc Lonergan, and the late Hannah Bagwell. Native of Killcen-tierna.

County Kerry. Ireland. Member of Chicago Firemen's association. Funeral from residence. 1325 Marquette road.

Thursday, 10:30 a. to St. Brendan church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. GROOT Miss Marie Groot, Sept.

8, at her sister's home, 10711 S. Hoyne avenue, daughter of tie late Frederiea Groot. Bosch, sister of Mrs. C. A'an Bezey.

Mrs. Sue G. Moxley. Mrs. Bertha G.

McCletlan. and Mrs. Frederiea G. Sweet. Services in chapel.

4227 Cotlasre, Grove avenue, AAVdncsday, at 2 p. m. Interment Gra. 'eland. HACKETT Col.

Horatio B. Hackett. Sept. 8. 104 1..

husband of AVinifrcd M. Baekeit, brother of Harry Hackett. Services 2:30 m. Tuesday. Sept.

It. at St. Kpiscopal church, N. Wabash avenue and Huron street. Interment Sept.

10, Sorlh Cedar Hill cemetery, I'biladelph ia. I'a. II A BERT Charles liar her beloved hus band ol FrederiUke Harbert line Hansen Sepl. S. at Kenosha.

father of ltartiert. 111., Waller of Detroit. Iaiuis of Kenosha, and Mrs. li-vm K-'cbli r. Forest 111., brother ot George and AVilliam of Seattle and J'eter of 1 len ma rk.

Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. at. Hansen funeral home, Kenosha. Wis. HUGHES Marearet Collin Iliicbe tie loved wife of Ihe late Frank, loud mother of Beatrice Patricia.

Margaret Ewiiiir, and F'rance Lusby, sister or Kate McUouuh and ttie lale Mary O'Neill and I -1 1 Burns. Native of Crossmollna, fTouniy Mayo, Ireland, Funeral AVednesday ar a. m. from funeral home. Hilt N.

Lincoln avenue, to Our Lady of ictory church. Interment Mount Carmel. 1SACKSKN Martha Isa.llseil. beloved vvllr of the late Anton. motlicr ot Alma Selianel, the late John and Aleck, of Ed Anderson, erandmother of Oris lsacksen, Alniar and Ed Sehanel Jr.

u-neral AA'ednesdav. p. al chapel. 3337-3330 AV. North-av.

Interment Mount, olive. JACOI1SON Anna Jacobson. Sept. 8. late ot 4824 W.

Rice street, beloved wife of AValtcr Jacobson. sister of Mrs. Gertrude McEl-wain, and Jesse P. Shaw. Member of 1 AVill chapter.

No. 737. O. E. S.

Funeral at funeral home, 4817 Chicago avenue, Wednesday al 2 P- W- Interment Woodlawu. JAMBOR Anthony J. Jambor. late of 2427 S. Ridselaud avenue, Berwyn.

beloved husband of Josephine Jambor. nee Ehren-herger: dear lather ol Libuse, Mirol. A'er-non. Mildred. Melon, Glenn, and Robert.

Funeral Thursday. Sept. 11. at. 10 a.

m. at funeral parlors 07 16 AV. lCib street. Kerwyu. Interment Bohemiau National.

Berwyn 144. JOHNSON 0ear M. Johnson of 1027 N. Drake avenue, beloved husband of Jennie, dear father of Helen Oden and brother of Mathilda Sorenscn. Funeral services Wednesday al 2 p.

ni. at luneral home. Fllll. rloli avenue. Interment at Mount Emblem.

Member of True Blue lodge. No. 001. A. F.

ii A. L0M II A US Ida Klommhnus. beloved vvite of John, loving mother of Mrs. Maicarei Kueker. Mrs.

OIkk Johnson. Mrs. Edna llandley. Helen. Gertrude.

W'ally. John Earl, and Ihe lale William, sister of Mrs. Kalherme Gcm-er. Remains at home. 122uH S.

Union avenue, until Thursday. 11 a.m. Funeral at Zion Lutheran church. 113th and Edbrooke. 2 p.

m. Burial Mount Hope. KRAWCZYK The Rev. Edward F. Kraw c7.yk, pnslor of St.

Mary of the Lake church. New buffalo, on ol Ihe lale Andrew and Victoria, fond brother ol Mary Komaniei-ki Andrew. Leon. Jowpli, Lillian Sohieski. Emily Klich, and John, dear brolher-in-law of Walter Romanic, ki, Siciniinl Sobieski.

Louis Klich. Sophia. Lillian. Jean, and Mnrlha. Remain will be at chapel.

24.V.I S. Christiana avenue, from 7 p. m. Tuesday until 4 p. m.

Wcdne-dny. Bodv wilt lie in stale at St. Casimir church until time of service. Thursday, Sept. 11.

10 a. m. Interment. Si. Adalbert.

Roc. 3000. Please omit flowers. LANCIANESE Caterina Lancianese. lale ot N.

Pulaski road, beloved wiie of Berardino. tond mother of Mary Flammini Anne. Leone. Nell Sisco. Flemmie.

and Sophie, aunt of Elsie Artinebelli and Marv Carpcnti of Cumberland. Md. Funeral AVednesday. 0 a. in.

from chapel. 3722 Chicago avenue to Our Lady of the Ancrl church hitcTment. Mount Carmel cemciery Capilol 51110. LAZAR Elbe Lnznr. 37in Lexinsrtnn ctreet beloved husriand of fond father ot Aaron.

Sam. Lorraine Springer, and Rudolph, brother of two ui'a ndch I Iren Funeral Wednesday. 2 at chapel. road. Interment P.

O. eemelery. Family will sil Shiva at home of Joseph Spruifcrer. 1 72b Juueway terrace. Louis Levin of 3542 WiNon ave nue.

beloved hustiand of Lillian. nee Kar7.cn: dear father of Marvin. tond brother of Isadore, Services Tuesday. 1 p. at chapel.

5200 Broadway. Interment VVestlavvu. Family at home of S. Moss. 0305 N.

Washtenaw avenue. LINDER Oscar Under of 3415 N. Osase avenue, beloved husband of the lale Anine, fond fattier of Mrs. Sylvia Leirvik. Mrs.

Allilda llamhaeh. Mrs. At'iics Kluur, and Roy Lm.ler. rami a I her of Robert nn.l Carl Hambaeh and Charles Lindcr. sept.

II. 3 p. at luneral home, o5f-5S Rclmont avenue. Interment Mount Olive cemetery. Member of Painters' union, local 104 I.

N'll argiirri ynch n-e i ane S. til 7. 1011, of 1 1 1 West End avenue be loved wife of the late James .1 dear iii.tlli rr of Lorraine and the lale clitlord si-ter of Mrs. Ida Sironf--. Susan.

Lawrence, and George Crane, aunt of Carl fl. Ward liet our at funeral home. 1 321 N. Cenlral HVi-nue. Austin l-'uoeral Wr.lnrM.lav lo St.

Cfillicruie of Siena church. too and Austin boulevards, OaU Pai'k. Interment Ail Saints'. LA ON'S Alarv J. I.voo.

ne I. Ve.1 wile of Ihe lale An Ii J.y.'C- II ot Earl and Mr. anny Ac. i.f 1-lnolher of Mrs. Mary lonr-.

1 lr Solar, prcal Kian.lnioihcr ot Ai.i'i Su.l.lciily nl Aalpaiai-oi tud AVednesday. 2 p. al At. Hold. AGGIO arenre Af cott.

Iielov-ed wile or Paul 'rr Mia, Ihlcn Wexieoii m-i. of F.t.i-John. and Charles Wedlieda.v a. at VV Madison slreel. lriternient MAI.I.EK Teild R.

Malli k. lit' of 4 I N.irihvvei hi-hwar, Anna, n'e M.ilnki. lov 11. Ivrlir nf tuna Jonrn, Arlhur. Jrwui, I i llailirl, brolhcr "1 Amaliil.

llii-lwin. I- -nice Sehubel ll. ni lz I A itch a Wiil-li, '1 1,0111.,, 11,, ri! 3H .1, III I.ooi 111.. 1 .,1 I 1 1,1 Milwaukee a ,1 ue lo I 1 ellUlcll. llllilinenl SI Ad.

oi't 1 RsilC-Fr-iiik AI.1r.1k. nf love. I I111-I, ami of ll.irbu.i l.o I. ol Aiili.i Jul, a Ih ,1 I 1,11,, .1. I Kelt J.

ink. iv sit 11 111. at 1 311 p. 10 al h.tt-cl "Ml 'i-. toiU av.nii,-.

I Hon boliciu ail I ..1 li.l.i j9 AG II I- It 'I In, II, .1 t. Illl-balld Of I o. 1,. lather of Thomas I- i.oo i i home. Ml 16 Adams jlr.

.1 1 laier. MEIER Waller ft of lor" Park avenue, ia I i Anna, lond bfccii. .1.. Clara. lbdul and Mrs.

Eleanor 3 p. ni I.ithti,! Itrp-r, street al 2d avenue. co-i. Memorial k. MERRY WEATHER Arthur weat her.

t. 1 1 1 brother of i Merrj Funeral private. I I i. (l I.i- MI N'DFS Rebeee.l Minite. to-Ihe late Max.

fond molh-Scmco and Mauru-e Mind' Fla Harry. Sjiiiii, 1 cf At act -At Hides, dear of Mi-. Marv and Jacob Mini, Funeral Sepi 1 at I il a at t.ap. I -1 7 1 street. Inierment O.

ft A. l'leaso omit lluwers. MIR ANTE Luria Mirante. ree C.re; hived wire or Miehele, inotler of Peler, sisler of Antrima tinr.ite,. a Grccoiio.

Funeral Thur-dav. a. chapel. 35(10 Harrison lrc, t. to ir 4 l- 'jr.

AiikcH ehiireh. Inlernienl ur.t Nevada 004 I. MOSEIJ.E Phlhp Afoelle rtea-lT heic.I husband of the lare Seraflna. fond father of Jennie M-. Lucy Dirienzo.

Joseph, and the Michael Furvral Wednesday. Jepi lo. ir.lt. a. from funeral home.

avenue, lo Holy Rosary church. Ohm al Western avenue. Iniernient Mocr.t Carmel. Rru S22OOI00. CI.I.IG A NT Catherine O'Brien wife of Michael, devoted n.o'i.-r Sister Mary Albina.

R. J.ili.i A ihe Rev. Frauds Muilis i-i. i nitcij Srales army. Funeral 1 0:45 a.

ni. from late residence, 7'iji ir-penter eir, et. lo sr. Sabma hur i r-ment Holy sepulclire. NALEAVAA" Joseph belored -band of AuRelme, fond faihrr of n.

Jrirne. Theresa. Thnmaa. Funeral j-, -day. Sept.

10. 10:31.1 a. from thai ri. 5325 avenue, to Si. st a a B.

M. church. Interment St. Adsl-crl eemelery. Berkshire 2b7ti 77.

NOLDAN Oscar E. Noldan. late of 1 V. Lotus avenue, tieloved htlshand of 1 nee Schneider; fond father ft and Oscar brothr of Robert aid Alfred Noldan, Mrs. Frieda Schmidt a id Esther Stinsley.

Services Wednesday. -c, t. 10. at 2 p. at f'jneral home.

5 W. North avenue. Interment I Park. Member of Trowel iod-e. No A F.

Sc A. and John A. No. 9i. W.

0. AV. Mer. NOWAK Leonard K. Nowak.

Suod iv 7. inn. dearly beloved r. l-'ranef-s Nowak nee J.i:'kow-jX, i father of Joseph and Blanche. r-; Thursday.

Sept. It. liMi. 'j a. from chapel, -1744 S.

Danien au St. Jo.seph's church. Jnterrll' iu Member of Jam's J. i No. 410, American Lcion.

Inlorsnat ct, Lafayette 0U4U. O'CONNELL Una Dorothy fj-f-denly, of Batavia. beloved r( Frank J. and Mary Muluueen i dear sisier of 1" ranees. Th'-rcs, Mary Jane O'Counrll.

fond nie.o Funeral Thurs.iav. a. from ehaprl. 4sl7 Ma-b-on s-r-' Itesiii-rcciion church. Burial MolH Allslin 11.17.

ORSl l.ouie Or-j, nee fi wife ol Anlhony. lov iu- 1 1 cf William, and Lola Collins. Th day at 0 a. m. lrom hapl.

s. port avenue, to M. iinn.ii ee Inlernienl Mount ('annul cen.eiery. Mohawk US51. PETULI.O Michael retuho.

ept. 1 1 twlovod husband of Rose, fond Joseph. Frank. France. i.

,:1 Mary Ar'enlino. and late su-ie AAodlievday, lrom chapel. W. Polk street to our Lady ot Pomtcu Lilerrnent Mount Carm. 1.

PIEKUT a I In i in. lull I tows! 1. utile Merger, si, II. i R.i.w-ki. licia, Mary.

Stanley, and Ed vird Fii I hursilay. 0 3tl a. m. from s. Kohn avenue, lo a -tr Inierment Resurrection.

I.awnd.ilc ROEPKE Martha W. Rnepke. r. of 2 121 Fletcher sir, ai-e v'ar. t--loved wife of Paul, fond n.nilrr Ir Schneider.

Waller. Ella S. l.u'l: I. Pf.lfler. Charlotte Trlebold and nol.l.

eraiidinother of four arid ti Funeral Wednesday. S. pi lo. at 1 ii. m.

at funeral home. t-i-nioiiL Interment Fairmont f.n:e,-y. Rt SSEt.r. Chart- A Ru--, fiim.rv River Forest, HI. aw.iv al li.s 1, r-in New Huir.vlo.

ti -1 i Alice Russell, father of Eldou I-'- 1 the lale I-velyn Bsh- i at Connelly funeral home, 'Ihe, ims- Wednesday. 2 p. ni, liilei ui. iil l'ie ccrnelr-t-. Three Oaks.

SAFER Michael Saner. loved cf Mlehacl and Alolia. Jouiis-er It --of Julius. John, Anna Kru-icli. At ir: Saucr.

and ftose Kuu, of Anne, Anna Sauer. Herman KU' and John Kovacs. Funeral We.ltiesd s.rt, II. at 9 a from the late 49115 S. Wells ttreet lo St.

Inierment St. Mary's. Member of Eisenbrrser, D. U. K.

U. V. In. SCHUTT Paul Seluitt. form-r r.r 2 49 Air.she avenue.

Chicago, ho-bahd nee AA'llke: unel of Svlvta atn brother Miniu-' Brandr. Wednesday, 2 p. ni. at lunr il hone 7 Nilcs tenter road. Skokie, Jo.

td vv ood. SHEEHY Margaret lirin fio.j Ti.on-is avenue. Forest Park. uil, of loving moiln-r of Mr. l.atzrl.

1'uiural We, lav a from chapel. 7319 Madison fclir. or'-t Park, lo St. licrriardme 'h i.t All Sainls'. Please onut tlow.rs.

SH I ELDS Mary Shields nee fiolan ATt' A'an Jiiireu slrr-ct dear-)y telot 1 rt Thomas, loud molher t. Mary Mrs. il bam Her.eroti Ann rind William, sister of Mr- Al I I'llueial Scpl. lo. a a.

ill, lrom chapel. -liMi 1 lo Resurreilii.il church. JnP i ni. ul Carmel. Austin 4uTtl.

SIMONS Solomon Simon of CPt A. i street. tietoved hilshaial of Minnie. clear falher of I.ev.i and Larry, loving 1. rand 1 a 1 1 cf Hern- Sue.

Services 11 a ri: 31 chapel, 52ott Rroadwa.v. SPAIN Margaret Spain, aunt of Mrs llwyer and A S. Goruilcv 'y da.v. .1 p. ch.ii.cl 72u L.iL, Oak Park.

Interment Forest Home SI 'ERA Theresa Spent, nee N4I cf 917 S. Movnc avenue, beloved wile tt Carmine, fond mother of flonuiu- i-; Carmine Paul, Philip Andrew 'Theresa Ivcserich Florence aizo Nancy Spent. Funeral from li W. Harrison urui. Thursdav, sept.

11 n. to St. Cilhsio's cliur, Ii hn-al Mount Carmel eemelery. Nevada TERNANDT Gertrude re Slephan. dear wile of Walter lov fr of Helen.

Cra-e. and Ihe (ai, 1 hail- beloved aunt of Certrude llutfniai In al home. Kilbonrn at 201 N. Clark -day. 3 pm.

lnlcrm-lit prtvale. oin f. a Tfll'PER Eva Libhy Topper, beiov-ej ol the lale Ezra dear moilp-r cf Mod Schuman. Hen. Abe.

f.llhan 1 the lale Morris, crandnioi lier cf rrrandehildren anti three rea 1 ra nd- ti 1 1 r-n. sister of Mary ami ihe lal L'r, Lo'i A. Iierdicer. Funeral Tipiliy p. at chael.

0035 Stony Island avenue l-fr-inellt Austria tialieia cemetery. TYLER- Joseph A. Tv ler. fond faih-r of Alfred, craottfather ol Charle. T-.

cr Mrs. Mary Heqbcrg of trother eC Mrs Auer of Mr. Alice of Shelby. Mis Laura Well it Ill and sMephco I vler of fK-Pa r'uneral mass IP a Itcdc' church Intli-Mr Ml A II Sainls la pap, r. Please mill flower.

Iloho-j please copv a mar. le I Jane loved wile ol ol Hull) Kdwaid an, I pooild icr of and lite late .1 sisler of i arv O'H ir Joseph. Ill, ll.M-,1. James l-'uiural Thor-d 1 ti residence. 1 5 Throorv -I Maisarela church.

IriLeimrnt I Mj'J a. Arthur J. Vy. Arthur .7. Vyse, Aice president of Lyman, Richie insurance concern, died in Miami Beach, yesterday, shortly after he and Mrs.

Vyse arrived Ihere to spend the inter. Their Chicago residence avus in the Palmer House. Mr. Vyse was years old. He avhs born in Crystal Lake, Mcllenry county.

He had been in the insurance business in Chicago for 41 years. Mr. Vyse also leaves a dauphin-. Mrs. Frances Si rot 7.

of Lake KoieMl. wife of Sidney Sltolz. vice iieMileiil of Hie Null. Itioiid castinv; company. Funeral services for Mr.

Vyse will be held in Miami Beach today. Raymond 0. Allexan. Services for Raymond O. Allexan, business executive Avho was si i tick by lightning and killed Sunday on his estate on Chicago road one mile south of Wadsworth, Lake county, Avill be held at 10 a.

m. tomorrow in Christ Kpiscopal church, Waukegan. Burial will be in the North Shore cemetery. Mr. Allexan was president and treasurer of the J.

S. Heath company, North Chicago, manufacturers of ornamental bronze. He Aas 4 1 years old. Surviving are his widoAA, Jean; a son, John; his mother. Airs.

Martin Allexan, and three sisters. Mrs. Josephine Goes. Mrs. Josephine tloes, widow of Charles B.

Goes, founder in 1879 of ihe Goes Lithographing company, died yesterday in her home at 7100 South Shore drive. She Avas born in Chicago 79 years ago. Surviving are a daughter. Mrs. Hazel Cook, and two sons, Charles B.

Goes Jr. and Arthur A. Goes, both oflicials of the Goes company. Services will be held at 3:30 p. m.

lomorroAv in the Mount Hope cemetery chapel. UNDERTAKERS. Lainn Fiuiinieral Service Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL f.tn AND JIARVARP-AVENt'E. i'HONE WENTWORTH 0025. TfESDAT.

McC.RAAV James J. p. STOUT Charles A. 11a. THURSDAY.

AVHITE John. 1 r. a t. chapel, at chapel. r.

m. at chaDel. AKRANCED. SERA'ICES TO BE BROWN' Gertrude tiOES JoscDhine S. LOEFFLER Jacob.

NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 650t ASHLAND-A VENUE. PHONE LON BEACH 264o. TUESDAY. BARN ETT Joel Jr. 3 p.

m. at chapel. WEDNESDAY. ENGEDAHLAV alter. 3 at chapel.

SERA'ICES TO BE FRESE Andrew. ARRANGED. H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL HOME.

COO E. ERIE ST. 87 YEARS SERVICE CEMETERY MARKERS MONUMENTS AT avintrs. Sea rx-Roebuck Siate-st. Bnaement DEATH NOTICES In Momorlam.

CHAI.ITA-Mary Chaluna. Scut. 9. 1940. In lovmc memory.

DAUGHTERS AND GRANDCHILDREN. GOLDSMITH Joe M. GuMninitli. In clier-iKlicil memory of our beloved husban.l, atnl gratulf alhcr, who pasbed away 10 years airo toU.iv. L1.LLY.

MER LA. DON. GUSTAKSON Amelia Guntafsou. In loving memory ol our dear uiothcr. THE CHILUREN.

KAKU.At' tr. Emanuel and Iitt Karau. In nieiuury ol our durlin motlicr iiiid lather. LOVING CHILDREN. KITE Lillian Pastor Kite.

In fond and lov-liifc memory ut our beloved one. THE PASTOR FAMILY. MARCUS Evelyn Newman Marcus. 1U2S. In loud and lovinir memory.

HEARTBROKEN MOTHER AND DAD. MUCHN1C Nettie Muctinlc. In memory ol our mother. MIRIAM and SOPHIA. REDMAN Louis Redman, in Bad and loving memory of our dear sun and brother.

Cherished tribute lo a noble soul, wlio itHMwed on two veais arn lodav. MOTHER. Sli'TER. AND BROTHERS. REDMAN Loui Redman.

In loving- memory of our beloved father, who passed away two years ago today. BARBARA AND NEIL. SI'S Philomena A. Sus. J.ovinjr tribute to our- dear wile and mother, who parsed auay live years ao today.

BELOVED FAMILY. A'INERERG Esther A'ineberp. In loving- tribute lo our beloved wile and mother AND MALCOLM JR. LA SAT A' Keiinct A'lasaty. In lovinj; memory ol our Min and brother, who past-cd away one year ato today.

LOA'ING FAMILY. Krnlrrnnl Kollrea, RODFF. ZKI1KK SISTERHOOD Member attend the luiieral fit ttur lale member, Kebecca Mmdes. AA'ednei-day. 1V a.

UJ-. at 4Tth street. MRS. -MAURICE GOLDBLATT, President. ADENSAM Bernard F.

Adennam of ZTtTt AV. street, suddenly, at. Litchfield. loving K.in of Frank and Louise I nee Funeral AVednes.la.v. 11 a.

from luiieral home, s. fi.t avenue. Cieero, to St. Dionysius' church, liitcruient St. Boniface.

Cicero 200. ALLEXAN Raymond O. Allexan of Waukegan. husband of Jean. lather of John, son of Mis.

Hannah Allexan of Chi. ago. Funeral Wednesday. a. from chapel, -losi N.

Sheridan road. lo Christ church. Burial North Shore Garden of Memories. ANPELSON Anna Andelson. nee Harri.

I. rnemere hotel, beloved wife of Nathan, dear mother of l'earl Sherry. Essie Arktn and the late Rosalind Sherman, sister of Coldie Herman, Gertrude, Simon. Georpe, Mamlel and I lie late Sarah Simon. Henry and Edw ard.

Funeral Tuesday. 2 p. in at funeral chapel. Tut S. Crawford avenue.

Interment Aliavis Achim. ATCHLEY Raymond C. Atehlev. Sept. 8 JUIl.

beloved soil of the iale Dr. Harrison and I.ul.i Atchlcy. brother of Alts. Georje Kalniaii. .1.

A. McMaholl. ferry, ami Ben AP-hlcy. A i chapel. and Harvard, where services will be held Thursday.

Sepi. II, al. p. rn. Itiiernieni Mount.

RA It ETT Harnett Jr. r.f.PJ Sacramento avenue. Sept. a. 1 1 loviiu; son nf Joel and Nellie A Barnett.

At fjoiil N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Tuesday. Sept. H. at p.

m. Interment Acacia Park. BENTON John AY. Benton. rnn-in law of Mrs.

Mary Pa.vlou. brother-in-law ol William l'aylon. Mrs. Ada Whitney. Mrs.

Josephine Kabey. and Mrs. Rose Hinkley. Funeral Thursday. Sept.

11. p. at funeral home. 4417-51 AA'. Irving Park road.

Services under auspices of Portage Park lodtc. No. A. F. A.

M. Interment Kni-est Home cemetery. RIESTERFELDT William I'. BieslerfeWt, Sept. S.

li41. beloviii husband of Sophie, dear father of El-le ami the lale Hazel. Funeral services AVcdncsday at 'I p. m. al chapel, lisoT highway, corner llcrhill.

liurial Monlrose cemetery Ii( floiU. Scpl. of 0 N. l.udlam avenue, liel.ive.l tiusbami of Elizabeth, nee SeplaU: tend lather ot Mrs. Peliarovic and Mrs.

1'etty Kech-loris. falher-m-law ol Fred and Sieve. Funeral AA'ednesdav. Sept. In.

at I m. Irimi chapel at -Mill Lawrence avenue to H.il.v Trimly Slovak Llllhcran ehur-'h. 1 lull W. Chicago HVcnuc Inierment Ho-hemian National cemtjleiy, liitormation, Moo. tia7.

West Point Football Star, Noted Referee. 1 for Col. Horatio B. v. licto.

architect, irI iioifl liturc the sports A 1 Till. will ho ill p. in. 1 1 'day in Si Jti mes KpiM -pal church. Uui lal ill he tomorrow at his -irthplac Philadelphia.

1'a. Col. Hacket Diosidont of the Materia Srrvi porat ion, died the 1 lenrot i erclay at the age of 61. v. a assistant superintendent of ii V.

administ rat ion from IIx kett was graduated in 1901 Wei'. Po.r.l. where he was a ''a'. star. II is generalship on the was credited by the late V.

for the Army's 30 -i ry over the University of C' az the nrrnorable came of which Kckersall played for Maroor.s. Col. Hackett was also ft ar in hockey and track, winninr; ".2 in military academy ath-1 s' I amed as Football Referee. years he won fame as a football referee and as a mem-rr cf the advisory board of the football committee of the Na-t--al Athletic association. Alter two years as ah army lieu-: r.irt, he became architectural of D.

II. Burnham He sned later as general of the Embree Iron c--, r.ary. the World war he went c. erseas as colonel of the 124th field trt-liery of the ZZd division. He was v.

r.ced in the Arponne. His war won him the Distinguished S- rv. medal and the Silver Star Purple Heart decorations. returning from the war he be- I'se for Sunflowers. September 1941.

THE sunflowers which are grown en the Du Page county farm are put to practical use. The h-ge flower heacis are left to xs seed in the quarter acre patch. the seeds are threshed and midwinter, when they r.a.ed the feeding stations for r. game and r.ongame birds hich the winter on the farm. f.

en tho the sunflowers are not cf the "rash crops," they have a value. But the men have been what the actual dollars alue cf the sunflowers re all the seeds were tr.d sold on the market. Stalk Is 15 Feet High. cardenor estimates that there at i-a-l 1.0'X) Cower heads in the h. The tallest stalk this week asurd 1-j f-ct.

The average height a'-'-ut 10 t. Tho largest flower -a''. ere 10 to IV2 inches in 1- order ro make an estimate of al -e of the sunflower crop the ct tvKo of the largest flower acj ana counted the number of lie ljur.d they averaged about 1" ices an inch of diameter. A 32 r. sur." contained approxi- 1 s-fds, a 13 inch flower 1 rjj sorris.

There are about cs to the pound. The retail cf sunflower seeds is 20 cents a -z. At the end of all their com-; 2 the figured their crop of as worth between $90 Tr seeds won't be sold. -i T'-o r'heaan's and other FARM Illinois. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! a -re firm IP 5a." counfT.

z. fa--. buil-l New modern r. 4 'Ui bauiroom lemnl hon-e aini a -v te -rori. N-ar Kot river vr F-a-i FRM Fa main fcr ay lri Wfll Citil r.

CMJ CAah re- 1 K't I. il TKliil'NK. I RDKN FA.RM. re warden ral rj-w -ri4. TKli.L "Ffl.

FARM. f-. c-I'th a Iiiup- ays ont- -u lor. aor.tce I'lr-e. 7 NLT ACKF Rnh-t'-U setuOQ line).

nr. rm. arja honif ea-ilr 4.V a-h: S37 F.TATT. HOI-TjING Rri.nvED TE.NAXT FARMS IN.j Ei' F.LLF.NT EABXINos. i i tin MI i.

Nii-iy. A Jcr?" 4-t'. Tribune. A.r, 1 mile ealt cf i wll In sr'tle Ejrrond Scbullx. icro A KE FHM K-TATK.

il. (.1 I'arK Kiilse; r-ao electricity 5 1 mor: li TKIBr.NE. on maia cooer le hitiway. w-stem-av min. drive 2 ci Ki-ii a toil; ideal -m: c.i-h will i 44.

Tribune. A MIL ARM New none rared r. and conren. cari: S15 A 5fc4 Tribune. and chjckci! farm a l.ule a Mulb rah 7 nionta.

i. a i Rl k. W1K1V CO I NTRT- Horalio H'kriu DAvfr DAYm I ON W-U-N. ChleaKo Daylight Tlme.l The Northerners will celebrate their 10th anniversary on the air and their 520th consecutive broadcast tonight over W-G-N. They will be heard at o'clock.

An address by Secretary of the Ticaiiiry llonry Moment linn Jr. will l-o I I oinli-nt jtt 8:30 i. 111. Mol KPIl-thau will address the Advertising lab of Huston. The Harold Teen comedy-drama will be Riven at p.

m. At 7:15 p. m. W-G-N and Mutual will offer Pennant Contenders, the first program in seriei offering World Sei is dope. Clifton Utley's weekly review of the European situation will be heard at 8 p.

m. OS OTHER STATIONS. 7 p. WBBM Are You a Missing Heir? T-WLS The Navy's I-argest Family Seven Patten Brothers. 7:30 WBBM Kirst Nighter.

"Semi-Precious." 7:30 WMAQ Treasure Chest. 7:30 WLS For America We Sing Marearet Speaks and Felix Knight. 8 WBBM We, The People Burgess Meredith. WMAQ Battle of the Sexes. 8:30 WMAQ Hap Hazard.

9 WENR Boxing Association Banquet. 9:30 WMAQ College Humor. came an executive of the John Burn-ham Co. investment firm, and then a member of the architectural firm of Holabird Root. Held Posts with PHA.

In 1934 he was appointed general manager of the Federal Public Works Emergency Housing corporation and later director of housing for PWA, a post he held until he became assistant administration of PWA. He served also as a member of the President's Advisory Board on Allotments. More recently he had been vice president of the Chicatzo Venetian Blind company, the Chicago contracting firm of Coath Goss, and president of Thompson-Starrett company. New York builders. He retired from the presidency of the New York firm to become head of the Materials Service corporation.

His home was at 219 Lake Shore drive. His widow, Mrs. Winifred Marshall Hackett, survives. ITRIBCNE rtioto.l One of the largest of the sunflower heads found in the patch at the Wheaton farm was this one, which is inches in diameter and was supported by a 13 foot stalk. birds on the farm are going to enjoy these seeds when natural foods will be scarce during the late winter.

Pheasants Impatient. Evidently all of the pheasants are not satisfied to wait until winter to get their share of the seeds. When we went into the patch lo measure the stalks and flower heads, one hen pheasant scurried away from us. The gardener previously had Hushed six of the beautiful birds out of the patch. The goldfinches' annual raid on the patch is expected soon.

Every year they light on the tall clusters of seeds to cot a meal. LANDS Illinois. CONVEX. w. Of 1UVINT.

PK -CENTRAL, oulsulr f'hirafcro oitT limits, rautitul cMintrv tinui'. (HraKe. Nrar-lv Ht-r-t abotil 477 fret of roiid liuur Cixti tje arranged fl lovfiy knoir.v iunc oxi hvinr conven. to f-choul. urolecfrl area.

Prio 53.750: con-vcn. itiih. Adlrr- Ci Tnhung. 5 r. home.

lrtr. ltrv fi.r.oo"; 4 niHi hm Kimtiiipii. rh. Indiana, rtBLIC Al'fTKiS OK -Jl ACRES. FVi.lav.

fpl. I-'. 1:141. at 1 p. ni.

IO.T.I. car iianle Croninl. xoo1 (rata aod siix farm- the Chenoweth'n. W. V.

Rant-tuirn. Come juid look farm uvtr i-fire eoil. riinmnc water in flehl. rial laml: all Ik-. barn.

Ji cll'Uv crib. 1.1I0. rlc: tiO trn. AiKir- '(. Tribune.

1" AC Cabin, pump, fruit Tree, herriep. cnwn new fence; -j clean SO yi.uiio. I-. Whipple. :4 K.

75th. MlchlicaiB. ONF of the best bargains In S. Mich. iixla.v Sn 3,.

un pa rel road: rood 7 rm. ti-e. eler. Ii iarire iiarn ferule will- crops. Only S.1.450; caxti.

174. Tribune. 4'i A. AIN r.l.: close lown. S.

7 dec: t-U. barn, fruit: SC.OOO: S751I 'In. See photo. Rocsler. 140 S.

DcartKirn. IN KTIG ATE the anion Ozark a I Golnc firm, ray term. Kree 64 pairs catalog. tJoited. "-KB South Dearborn.

State Virginia. WHY not own a good HI 2 acre rrain and farm in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley ol Viririnia. near the Shenandoah National Park? JC5.OO0.00 will buy it. For particular write George H. Harn-i-'rcr Harn jonburc.

Virginia. Wlacoaaia. RAILROAD land grant lands. S4 to S5 per acre for rood farm land adapted tot dairy-inr Lire stock, and rraina: rood road: water town and markets. Send lor booklet No.

5 S. CJaar. Land Dept. Soo Line Minneapolis. Minnewota.

CL'9 ac. 4 mi. N. W. of AnUoch, ni.

r.x'-rl. black loam 180 Ullabie. Ire. bam: i granary and other bids. Price only SS.I.rCi twr acre.

Dn.ter Realty. Burlington. Wig. I7 ACRES Mostly cultivated: rd. near JanesviJIc- further detail.

L. J. Lau ri nn 1 .17 Krdz le Mlarellansoa. STRUCT NEW FALL CATALOG. IWcnnc- bargains FARMS man? late Free Write STRUCT REALTY.

7 mph 1 u- i rSorn--'t WANTED TO RENT FARMS. 40 AC. with option to buy Must hara run-nine a Ira am. Addroas 204 Tnbua. hirac.i Tribune rress Service.

1 Spiinglleld. 111., Sept. 8 State Treasurer Wnrren Wi'iKht. in a in.in I I si ciih iiI issiii'd IimIh tulil of iliiil iv i-im-lits in I In- liliiill. inl mil-ilition of the Illinois noveriiment of increase in cash luila nci'S, mid of cuts in I In- bonded iiKlchletlness.

Wright Avurned. however, thatgiiins in revenue are due mainly to a "defense boom." He said (lov. II. (w itii's uilniinist nil ion Is aware that today's prosperity Avill dellale with the end of armaments expenditures and is "determined that the state government Avill he prepared to meet the economic letdown." The treasurer's report for August showed a net gain of $14,572,945 in the balance of till funds. A payment of on the principal and $600,000 in interest on the soldiers' compensation bond issue reduced this issue to $10,1:59,000 outstanding.

The treasury's trust funds increased in August from to $2.9,102.471. largely due to federal treasury's crediting to the state $18,697,256 for unemployment compensation. SHAN AH AN MARKS 26TH YEAR AS A PARK POLICEMAN Chief Roger K. Shanahan of the Chicago park district police Avill celebrate his 26th an niversary as a park policeman today. But he av i 1 1 work as usual.

Chief Shanahan entered the ser-ice as a Avest parks patrolman on Sept. 9, 1915. 1 1 interrupled his career to serve in the naA'y in the World Avar, Chief Shanahan. resuming his post upon his reiurn. In 1921 he became a sergeant, in 1925 a lieutenant, and in 1935, after the west parks had become part of the park district, a captain.

He became chief on April 15, 19-10. Chief Shanahan is a student of police administration. He makes a particular study of police traffic Avork because of the great concentration of tralfic Avith Avhich his men must cope at Soldiers' field events. DENTIST IS FINED ON DISORDERLY CONDUCT CHARGE Dr. Kdward W.

Applegate, 60 years old. a dentist, yesterday was lined $10 and costs on a charge of disorderly conduct by Municipal Judge Stephen Adamowski in Domestic Relations court. Two Shakespeare avenue policemen testified Dr. Applegate became abusive after he Avas arrested July 27 in his ofiice-home at 3130 Kullerton ae-nue for inA-estigat ion on sex charges. Judge AdamoAvski dismissed another charge of possessing indecent literature against Dr.

Applegate. Irwin K. Harder, 58 years old, a musician living at 2115 Dayton street, who was arrested at the same lime, was charged with contributing to the delinquency of an 8 year old girl. Harder Avill go to trial Sept. 16.

100,000 Cubans Follow Menocal's Body to Grave IChirago Tribune res Service. 1 HAVANA, Cuba, Sept. 8 Former President Mario Garcia Menocal Avas buried today in Colon cemetery. One hundred thousand persons followed the body to the cemetery in the greatest military funeral ever held in Cuba. Menocal Avas the last surviving major general of Cuba's war of independence in 1895 and was given the honors of a general killed in action.

President Fulgencio Batista and his cabinet led the college. Mrs. Dawes $10,000 Estate Goes to Sons, Daughters The will of Mrs. Helen Palmer Dawes, widow of Rufus C. Dawes, utility execulie, banker, and president of A Century of Progress Exposition, Avas admitted lo probate yesterday by John Kccley, assistant to Probate Judge John F.

O'Connell. The entire estate of $10,000 in personal property is divided among three sons and three daughters. Mrs. Dawes died July 28 at the age of 72 in St. Luke's hospital.

HIP imp mm FREE BOOKLET fires you the facts why dranluenness is a disease and how it can be cured. Read how the physicians of The Keeley Institute have sent 400.000 men and women back To their homes happy and free from the liquor habit. Read the experience of 60 years in treating these cases that need medical care. Not a home treatment- MAIL THE COUPON TODAY for voir FREE COPY staVi Jt ana dc sent in a I nlain awbiM All 11 correspondence 1 l-f held in confidence. LZ T.J UJ9 a Ajrf cct ar I Room 1726 45 F.

WamhirtKton Chicago (Phone Cent ml SS3IJ I rVams AJdrtHM I City Sfafe I S2 a EVENING I'. M. W-G-N Tw Might Serenade. WMAQ Sweet and Spanish. WlillM l.inacram.

WJJD Twilight Mhytlims. WAAF Rhythm Kevne. W5H; Dinner music to 8. WBBM Missing Jleirs. WCFL I la.

WGES Ballroom. 15 P. M. W-G-N Bob F.lson. W.I.II Spoil Review.

W('FI Family. WKNK Mr. "Keen. A A Mythical Ballroom. WIND Musical Follies.

WMBI Dinner Musical. P. M. W-G-N Clifton lller. WBIt.M Helen Menken.

WCKI, Jitney Revue. WIND Song for Supper. WMAQ Jim Campbell. WJJD Voices of Todiiy. WCBD He Cross program.

P. M. W-G-N Inside of Sport. WMAQ II. V.

Kaltenborn. Sn per I i me Frolic. WLS Jimmy I tell. 1'. M.

W-G-N Around the Ring. WIND Baseball. WMAQ Johnny Present. WLS Navy Largest Family. 7:05 P.

M. W-G-N tirltr Williams. 7:15 I1. M. W-G-N Pennant Contender.

WCFL How to tiet a Job. WLS Gordon Jenkins. 7:30 P. M. W-G-N Harold Teen.

WIND Irving Pflaiim. WMAQ Treasure Chest. WBBM First Nighter. WLS For America We Sine 7:45 P. M.

WCFL Familiar Melodies. P. M. W-G-N Clifton Ttley. WBBM We the People.

WIND -Ben Bcrnie. WMAQ Battle ot Sexe. AV KN It Bringing Up ather. WAAF Sunset Serenade. WHFC Polish Barn Dance.

ft: 15 M. W-G-N Quin Ryan's News. WCFL Musical Motorcade. WIND Adventure Time. P.

M. W-G-N Henry Morgenthaa. AVMAQ Har Hazard. WBBM Report to Nation. WIND Eddie Chase.

8:45 P. M. WENR Ted Steele. WIND Dr. Gerhard Schaolicr.

WCFL Jack Kelly's orch. P. M. W-G-N Alan Scott. WMAQ Date with Judy.

AA'IND Eveniiifc- Dance. WENR National Boxmr Assn. WBBM Glenn Miller. P. M.

W-G-N Arm Reporter. WIND Kay Kyser. WCFL Variety program. WBBM Public Affairs. WENR Fantasy in Melody.

P. M. W-G-N Northerner. WMAQ College Humor. WCFL Dancclnnd.

WBBM luan Arviu. 10:00 P. Al. W-G-N Jimmy Jov. WMAQ Fred Waring.

WBBM Amos 'n' Andy. WJOR Sport Varieties. WIND Symphonic hour. 10:15 P. M.

W-G-N Chicago at Night. WENR Rhythm at Random. WBBM I.annv Ross. AVE DC Hollywood Whimpers. M.

ntrL lion Artiste. 10:30 p. Al. Don MrGihrny. Wll'L Music proff.

10:35 P. 1. AA'MAQ Boyd Racburn. 10:15 p. W'-G-N Modern Design usle.

WBIIM Man on the. Sliret. WENR Hal Totteo. 1 P. M.

W-G-N Billy Repaid. BUM Music Master works. W51C Dance music. 11:05 P. M.

W-G-N Blue Barron. WMAQ-Lionel II. 11:15 P. Al. WENU Johnny P.

M. W-G-N Law renee Welk. WMAQ Henrv Bllsse. WENR Woodv Herman. WCFL Club Midnight.

11:15 P. Al. W-G-N Dirk Jurgens. MIDNIGHT. W-G-N Freddy Martin's ore heat ra.

WIND Nile Watch. WKNK Music You Want. WCKL l.OOII club. WHFC idnighl Jamboree. A.

M. W-G-N Everett Hnafltind. WMAQ Don Pedro. WBBM Reid Tanner. AYENR Lionel Hampton.

1:00 A. Al. W-G-N Griff Williuma. WCFL Morninc Matinee. I A.

M. W-G-N Newa Roundup. James J. Griffin. James J.

Griffin, who joined the Chicago lire department on the day after the Iroquois theater fire in 1903, died of a heart attack yesterday in his home at 1325 West Marquette road. He wras 67 years old. lie retired from Ihe department four years ago with the rank of captain. Surviving are four sons, the ReA John P. Griffin, Charles, James, and William.

The funeral Avill be held at 10:30 a. Thursday, from the home, to St. Brendan's church, 6700 South Racine avenue. NORTH Belmont, West of Clark SOUTH Michigan at Eighteenth WEST Madison at Western 3MfM WMAQ Morninc Mondt. WCKL Dance orchestra.

WLS Clark Dennis. WJJD Tuesday Fling. :45 A. SI. W-G-N l.inda'n I.i.ie.

WIIBM nh issits. WMAQ Road of Life. WIND Bob and Bonnie. WJJD Al Beckwith. WLS Prairie Ramblers.

10:00 A. M. W-G-N Kdltor'n Daughter. WMAQ Mary Martin. WLS Happy Jack.

WIND Linten. Ladiro. WCFL For Women trnlr. WBBM Mary Lee Taylor. WAAF Orchestra Pit.

10:15 A. M. W-G-N Heart In Harmony. WBBM Man I Married. WJJD Dick Baker.

WIND Dance and Romance. WMAQ Pepper Young. WLS Orchestra. WAAF Morning Ballad. WCFL Munic and Romance.

A. M. -W-G-N Children. WMAQ Lone Journey. WBBM Bright Horizon.

WJJD Ruth Howard. WLS The. Rangers. WAAF Mythical Ballrom. 10:45 A.

M. W-G-N Voire of Komaare. WMAQ David Hanim. WCFIMusical Tabloid. WBBM Aunt Jenny.

WLS Stock market. WJJD Dick Baker. WHFC Polka Time. 11:09 A. M.

W-G-N John B. Haghes. WJJD Food Reporter. .1:00 P. M.

WMAQ Backst.isc Wife. WKNR F.dna W. Chae. WAAF Mythical Ballroom. WBBM Lorraine Hall.

3:15 P. M. WMAQ Stella Dalla-. WBBM Women in Defense. WENR Club Matinee.

.1 P. WM AO Lorcti70 Jone. WBBM Baseball Parly. 3:45 p. M.

WBBM Sister Emmy. WMAQ Wid.ler Brown. 4:00 P. M. WBBM Mary Marlm.

WIND Sport results. WMAQ Home of tho Brave. WAAF Oman Moo.1. WENR Yours Truly. 4:15 P.

M. WMAQ Portia Face Life. WBBM Record Rhythm. WAAF Army 4:30 P. M.

WMAQ Tim Abbott. WF3DI' Italian program. WBBM The O'Neills. WENR Music in the Alter-noon. 4:15 P.

M. WENR Midstream. WMAQ Lone Journey. WBBM Just Entertainment. 5:00 P.

M. W-G-N Swing It. WMAQ Vagabond. WCFL 10th Inning. WBBM Painted Dreams.

WENR Elizabeth Hart. WJJD Scoreboard. WHIP Capt. Fielding. OBITUARIES Acnes LeUt Be be.

Word has been receiA-ed here of the death in Miami on Aug. 30 of Agnes Leist Beebe, 66 years old, for 25 years a Chicago singer and teacher of voice. Mrs. Beebe. a friend of Madame Schu-mann-Heink, Victor Herbert and Kirs-ten Flagstad, had lived in Miami for the last 15 years.

She was born in Shelbyville, Shelby county. Her husband, George L. Beebe, and a son, Lu-cian, surAiAc. Hugo F. Moeller.

Davenport, Sept. Hugo F. Moeller, 61. first deputy city assessor and city clerk from 1906 to 1920, died today at his home. For many years he Avas a leader in local Democratic politics.

Among the survivors is a sister, Mrs. Lewis Stock-well of Chicago. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon. I ADVERTISMENTJ BACKACHE, LEG PAINS HAY BE DANGER SIGN Of Tired Kidneys If backache and lee paina in making yon Hiiawahki. don't just complain and do nothing sbont them.

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